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Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-10

Plenty of fresh air, plenty of pure water
plenty OF wholesome food and plenty Of
work make healthy, wise and prosperous
people Springfield has all OF these re-
quirements. and fills all Of these require
menfs
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-10

The agricultural fairs. all over Ohio. are
having boom this season. A very forcibe
indication of prosperity.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-10

Rambler in his news budget. on the
second page of tOday's paper. makes some
good points of interest and value TO our
readers. We hope verybody will read and
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-10

Cleveland, Ohio, has a case of school
book change on hand. The people are pro-
testing vigorously.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-10

The Sharp case bids fair now 10 get
final hearing The court informed counsel
that the arguments must al! be concluded
IL VI Tuesday.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-10

Governor Foraker should feel very Lightly
complimented over the abuse the New York
WnrId daily heaps upon him.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-10

The doctors have condemned the por-
there. They say it absorbs dust, odors,
malaria, and other infections, and is de-
cidedly unhealthful in its present multi
piled condition.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-10

The circulation Of French copper coins
having been prohibited in England, the
holders Of the same are palming them OF
upon the churches when collections are
taken.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-10

The New York wholesale houses gener-
ally. report a heavy fall business. This
would indicate q good feeling throughout
the country and brisk season of trade.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-10

The prohibition orator Is hard at work
.'smashing the old parties" at the usual
rate-S25 per meeting and expenses.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-10

Why don't somebody suppress the straw
vote fiend
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-10

COrkwoOd canes made to look like
daintily rolled umbrellas are carried by
Gotham men of fashion
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-10

The fall term Of Wittenberg college be-
gins Thursday. September s. Tuition and
library fee to the holidays, SIG. 40.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-10

A twO-year-Old son of Conrad Hart
Portsmouth. o., fell into vault and was
suffOcated to death.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-10

John Thomas Ross. the Baltimore burker
WAS hanged yesterday.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-10

Three men were buried alive by the cav
ing of earth in the new acqueduct At North
YOnkers, y. Y.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-10

from oct ISL. $50. To sept lst. lss. l52 s.
Our supply of second hand clothing for
women and children is entirely exhausted.
Many families in our city will suffer this
winter unless this want shall be supplied.
Our citizens are. therefore. urgently re-
quested to send to this office all the cloth
ing of this kind that can be spared. and
every piece of it will be gratefully received
BY needy and worthy pc, sons.
1t Is pleasure TO report that the in
dustrial school on Clifton stseet. Of which
Mrs. o. c. Wheeler is superintendent is
still in progress. having been continued
through the summer. and on last Saturday
sixty children were in attendance. Mrs.
Wheeler is doing great work for those
children and should have the support and
encouragement OF all our citizens
The report was received and ordered re-
corded and filed
Mr.. Mitchell. Of the executive commit
tee. reported that the committee had met
twice during the month past and had ex-
amined and ordered paid all bills.
Mr.. Mitchell moved that the superintend-
ent. at such time as he may deem best. re-
quest the pastors Of the several churches OF
the city to announce the need of clothing
in our society. and request their members.
so far rs possible. to send in such second
hand clothing as they can spare for the re-
lief of the poor this winter. The motion
was carried.
The board then adjourned.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-10

The filing Of the individual schedule OF
the members of the firm Of Ives 4 Co. de-
veloped some funny things. The New
York Star gives the following as found
among the items and adds that the young
financier was fast rivaling the king Of the
dudes:
In the two months before his assignment
Ives purchased from his tailor five suits,
with an extra pair of trousers for each suit.
at cost Of $3.50; his bill at his shoemakers :
for the same period was S57.25 and at his
haberdasher's S2e4.O5. At this rate Mr..
Ives would spend at his tailor's in year
$50. at his shoemaker's S34S.5O, and at
his haberissher's 81. .7Oi.30. This would
be doing pretty well even for . dude, but
for gentleman who began his life ut .
printers case in Harper Brothers estab-
lishment il shows a wonderfully rapid de-
velOpment of luxurious tastes.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-10
Total

The report was received and ordered
filed
Mr.. II. II. Cunback. superintendent. sub
mitted the following report for the quarter
ending Auy 3ISf.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-10

There is very general regret expressed
from all quarters. that Mr.. Gladstone found
it impossible to accept the committees in
yitatiOn to attend the centennial celebration
At Philadelphia. An exchange in referring
to the matter says:
Mr.. GladstOne's inability to accept the
invitation to attend the centennial celebra-
ton At Philadelphia, while not unexpected.
will be received with universal regret
throughout the country. No English states
man has ever won our sympathy and admi-
ration ss the Grand Old Man has done, and
We doubt II any one will again in the next
century Ii 10 not IN uncommon thing for
English authors to be better understood
and appreciated here than In their own
land, and this to . certain extent has been
true of Mr.. Gladstone. or late years. At
least. he has seemed to embOdy republican
ideas in their inevitable conflict with the
old orders. The affection Americans have
felt for him has been cemented above all
by his mastery advocacy Of lreland's cause.
Mr. Gladstone bases his declinatiOn of the
invitation on his lack Of strength and tune.
but adds at il he had been able to accept
II is doubtful whether II would be adSisa-
Bile. As it would probably tend To intiame
the jealousies Of this country already prev
alent in England.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-03-09
gS{chnaSrRfe.

GbtcugO, s. Dtar;. - SiiabOieb: !:
3ufutr 1000, Serienbuns 1000; BreiIe pari.
Irteu 1piiheu 1920 uuo $5.OO.-5Gpeine ::
3ufubr $4,000, SerienOuns 5000; greiIe
0ariirteH Jwiiden $3.50 uH5 $500. -
S6u0fe: .3ufubr 1000, SerieubEua 2OOO;
Breiie Oartirtsu Jmiidsn 1925 uu6 $3.50.
ct. 9ouis, 8. gldr3. - 03iubuitb:
3ufubr 1100, Berieubuu9 200; Breiie paris
irten jDii6en $1.90 uub S4 95.-S4ueire: {:
!3ufubr $500, BsrieubuRg 500; BreiIe
0arit1teu apii6en $4.9O uno 5000. -
SAoofe: 3ufubr 27O0, Serlenoaug -:
Brsiis rnriirteu 5piideu 81 so unO 81. 80.
Gafs9ibertS, Beuui., 8. gsdr,. -
8tnebith l3ufubr I'll, 8erieubuua 81;
Brsiie ouritrteH 3piI6eu S3. so uub S5. .OO: :
Shpetne: 3ufubr 200, 8srIeu6uua 500;
Breiie Hariirttu lDii6eu $5.1O uub sc. .25.
SGaafe: i3ufubr 1000, 8erIeubuug 5000.
Preiis Sariirteu atpiidea $2.7O uu6 S3.75.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-03-09

Der sdgiTtIeRer strife in RiIp luFss Elm
HebIId,IGe.-Gtn perIpateteS B9aHiftF 0et
glsw'DSrter ,,9pasiboreaen." - @nOtrt
s1GSFaHse.
RiGmaHtee, 8isc., s. ItdrS. - Die
S6riftIeber Der accibeu3brudereteu blbea
beI4IOiieH, ben Dor elmer Bo9e begoHHeHeH
@usffanb abSubrefen uHS an bic Qrbett 81,
ritdsutebren. Die DrudereibeFBer babeu eHt.
idieben, fte mteber an5uHebmeH, ieoo1
uidt ale YlitsIieoer Der uEppOgrap6i4tn
llniOu." sic tnO entidlOfieu, bic ,uajoa
niemols nteber au3uerfeunen. Die 3eIs
lungs =SGriftieter bebarreH nod olf heu
Strite. Sbre Steuen meroen raid 0urb
@riaeIeutt beiest.
9uutiRgbon, pa, s. Wdr5. all
gsmeiuer 2lu5fauo Der 4r6eIter IN BEN
YgrpaOs sSop", ,Roblens9lsoier puroe beute
irub in SBene gaIebt. Dies Dial iinO e5 bic
9obleraufidbrer, tuslde 8erauIafuHg 3u Dem
Susfarb gabtH, iuoem ite fiir cine neau'
aunoige Arbeitsseit oeuitIbtn 9o4u beanipru'
tbeH, mPldsr fir eine lebaItuHoi9e i'm Clear.
fleIocr 6eUjer be1ablt mlro.
Tempbis, Eenu., s. Ntar3. - llngcz
fGbr lGO NHlreiher inBeuirteu bier etuen
Gusfano, neil ibre 6orosruHg, Die %0bHe
oOu $3.50 aui $3 gu erb0beu, 9liIeH5 tgrer
Arbeitgcb5r nJ4t berutaigt nur5e.
9}ep 9orf, s. D}avj.-5 ejntr bier
Obgebnittntn &eriammLHn9 Der ,4ongi5ore'
mems lluion" BON 9itm y)0rt, SreoIi9a Hno
3eriep. @ith uuroe Elm 0iantisIl an Die 8auf'
Isute, Sdiffssigeuthiimer unS 0lmpH4ihs'
ageuteu Don Relp-0ort uuS um9egeuo alt'
geitst, tpOrin 90 unter Auberem beiBt: ug0ie
neuiiden 2Birreu babeH eiH gItBtrGueH M
ter ben ArbeitgeberH gegeu uus DadlgeruFeu,
tueid1e5 III bsieItteeH, mir unS perpHI1tet Tup'
len. 28ir ertlGreu hermit aftHngSUOu, oGB
ie6e 6uueIuns Ger suulOu" aus frGltn Stiden
uno gSllleH borgenOmuen uu0 bic ullHlou"
tpeoer oOu ibr fern ftebeuoea Beri0HeH bseiHs
flu6t, nod ibre 9aE6lung5Deile Oon iold] n
controlirt tuOroen 1T. gB!r tiib!en unS Dar'
pfli6tet, 0em Bu6lIfum ~ iageH, OdB mir
NIT aus benz @runbe 3u uutrem Heulit:H
Borgebtt getriebeu morotn fns, I'M ben
Hitglieb IN eincn anftiuoigen VebeHSuaters
bait Al oerld0fen. gEir bOffen, Dag bic
frieOIi6en SeIiebungsu, nelte jriiGtH 4r'
beiteeberu uuo Arbettern befebeu i3llen, bnlo
ruieber bereefellt merben, uno MAIDEN oeEs
balb ioIGen6e Siierte: &Idtebr aIler ullntOn"a
2eute An ben requlGreH 2G4Heu uHo gBleoer=
anfelluug beIeiben, uHDetitmmert I'M Die
letteH gSirreu; @rueuuuu9 zines SdlIeos9e'
,itts=@omite'S D,ldes ale in 3ufuHft ent'
fsberbsu DifereuIen idltdteu uHo Elm lle'
berGirlOmmeu 5miideu beioeu Barteieu trefs
fen iou 2Gir balteu Gits fir oa5 3mafmis
Bigfe Mittel, nm bic jmiiheE beiOeu Bar
tsitH isBt bsfebeubsH uuoiiditeH DiiIsreH'
sen 3u beieitigen, bie 9Iuit swIiheH arbsits
ftbtru uno &rbeitsrH III iberbrGdeu uHO
luultioen 2Rirreu, ms!dle 2lr5eitJaber etDa
bsfirdteu m0gsu, 0or3ubsugeu. "' 0as Ras
niteft if ron 3obu glalialg uE0 5bonoB
YIc@roth uuterjei4aet.
ct. 2outs, 8. @dr,.-Dit Torn,er osr
biefgru SfengieBersjeu. cirtG $50 gIanu an
otr 3abl, ifanoea beute fir cine 9obujullge
uon Is Eroieut Gus
s8ruR8p id, H..S., g. Wiri.-
8ht3l9 GriatlsH;e 0ui otu RobleHuerft.u Ill
Gouih. .amtOg ffeGteH haute in Seize Ger
DlOhUugeA ter 9tyiler bic 4raeit Elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-03-09
GSI9ett Oes 9robtbtttOmSsg gSauatts.
NINA

9es ROiHes, Sa., 8. Rdr,. - Self
eo8an, etn &onRubler, Der fd bel bsr Ser
folguHg BON gBirtbeu beionbers beruortbat,
muroe beHte BON Soiepb Jau, einem'6ubr.
mann IN 9ienfeu Der GugrOs- 8rO9ueu.
9auoler 5urlburt, SsB & Co., erih0IIeu.
Sogan lam IN oas YofaI Euo fraate in unoers
iddutem Zone, Oh Der SubrmaHu eiueu Bers
nit babe, SpirituoieH nusjufabreu. Stan
id9te tbm, er ioue iid b0fli6er benebmeu
ooer, menn er SemauOeH uerbaften mOlle, erlt
ietneu yBarraut" 3eigen. 2ogan uutuortete:
DoeH nil th sleid Seigeu," sog einsu ReuoIs
Der NIB idOB nod Rau, Der unuerlebt blieb,
ober i'm nddfen Qugeublid ebenfalls eiueu
ReuOl0er aog uno Oem Gonaabler suei Stu.
esln IN Die Srntt id3oB. SOgau mar auf Der
Steue tobt. RGu muroe Uerbailet, bod biz
Ltgt man augemetu isiue Chat, 90 Gle Gous
ftabIsr in Iester 3eit Fh burh ibr miatiirs
Ii4sS Nuftreten bel Seoem 0srbaBt gemaat
baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-03-09
Rnlnnrfan In getp strfen .

D(Ount 9oIIg, R.=S., s. DidrB.
Fofnnggou nnb Elm BafagiermaggOu etuss
HugeS 6ts B,mbertOn= isbtstowner 3metg5
Ger yBeuujplUaHla Balm" WUr0eu beute
absRO 3u Sbarou Our4 cine SerbrOd2ue
Sdiene aus 6em @eIsiia gei4leueert. Ser
srfere @as9OH fng 6euerr unO idmmtlihe
EOliaden uerbrdunteH. U. q. Berrile auS
5igbtStorun muroe t0otli9 uub @ououtteur
2eDi gEiljon aus Gaubeu lebenSgefd9rlih
DerIett. 4ud Elm Ooer 5met Bafagiere iOI.
len SerIeBungeu erlttten babeu.
(Spdttr. per gOt'&tert Petriue 1T isi.
utn &erlebuHgeu erIegeH. @r mar 80 Sabre
alt uuo b,rbeiratbet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-03-09
eo,ptnemlsura tttt u ,rspeEssa .

8iuuipeg, RaH., s. Wirj. - 6jer
fiHo 0leIbungen itber cine 9teibe bOu bur4
QamiueuhHr3 uerurIadteH uHidueu ei1Je,
trOfsu. I'm IctteH DOuHerfag traf in ser
SeIIiri- -0lUiiirn cine 9hucelapiHe au stuem
lletIeu 8ergubbans eineH aus elmer 2oioHO,
tiOs uuo eiHsm SdUsepfug behsbeuoeu Bug
uu0 riB ibR Hebf Der SeOieHuaasmauni4lfl
nit in tie 5ieIe. IlS es ua6 iiebeH 5tGH.
ban ungefreugtsr Ebdti9teit cucIid getuugeu
nar, tte 8erihiittetsu auslugraben lamb
nan ben &bibeiluugs SaperiHteHOeuteu
Green uuo ieds Arbsiter, ,uorunter 3uei, Ra.
mems &ean uuO Spa I, erItidt aui. Die
8sarteu Der yGanlOiaeu BaciFc- Baba"
iuteu bic Suuoe DON Dieiem unb aaoeran
uutalleu m5sU5F 5u oertuiteH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-03-09
0srta8ua9 Der 8eIeBoe6ua0 bon
SERnintfn.

SuotanapOIts, SuO., 8. ylSrl. -
Die eegt8Iatur bat fd uertagt, 6a ibre geiae-
lide 6tlft Obgelauisu mar. Die algemeine
Ssrrtaiguugsbiu if 3par uidt ansenommeH
t0oreeu, ober Der StaatSperualtung erpats
ieu bnour@ teiue SerIegenbeiteu, 6a naa
6em 9sisBe bic bOridbrtge 8ermiutauug fir
6aS Ha9ite Sabr gilt, penu bic 0sgielatur e5
beridumt bot, cine ueue Serpiuigun9s BID
aujuHebmeu. Sat aae rpi1tigeR SoTlageu,
lpelHe IN Der GegtsIatur eiHg5bra9t mareH,
fHo uHerleOigt aeblieben. @0uuerntur grap
iagte 9eftern Abeub, er tuerbe teiue Grtras
SeifiOH eiuberufeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-03-09
+ Staru gBaro Bee6er.
Gin rnhiaer, trieOIiaer lob. - Die 9eerofs
euua auf 5oHHtritas aubsraumt.

Rep.gOrf, 8. Rar3. - 6eurg @are
geeaer farb nm lie ll5r beute Bormittag,
ObHe mieDer iu's SenuBtietu 3uritdgetebrtJ gu
ieiu. Gem SobH Sberf $. y. 8eeber,
oeiieu Srau uHo &IHoer, gS. 6. Beed5er (eiu
au6erer SohH) Hebf Satin, feline Eo9ter
Trau Scooille uuS auOere Bsrmuuote mt
Ereuuoe uaren I'M ieiH Sterbebett ueriam,
melt. Or. 5earIe bemertte bereits nm IA
ubr beute iriib cine 8eriHberuuq i'm 3us
fiau0e be8 Bntienten, pel9e auf ieiu nabes
@nbe idlieBeu lleB, uub bic gerDan6teu
nur0tn in Oas 3immer gerufeu. Der Sob
fieute iitb 10 almdlig Giu, 6as Der lebte
Ithem1uq faum mertlib mar. Sn GIN
tlauQe NIT einem friber geGu5erteu Buui9s
hts 6ru. 9esGer mur0e tein ihmdr{er f5lor
an Der 5biire befeligt, ouoern Der Giugaug
I'M @sgeutbeil burn etueu liufs an Der : 9ttre
bdugeuoeu BlumeHtraH3, aus msiBsu uuo
rotben Stolen uu0 GilIeH befebeu6, qei1mitdt.
G.uiHcp gBoo6, ner befauute Bllbbuuer, per-
fertigte i'm 2auie bes cages eiaeu 8ppsa5s
orud Der @tiidt55itee bes Berllorbeusu fir
elm Ruuumeut, msImes i'm ..Broibect B lrf"
srridbtet tperSen ioa. 6r. 8. SO. cage, elm
0litglieb Der BipmcQths g @emsinbe, bat IN
ieinem Sefament eihs SHmme gel6 fir oaB
9t0uumGHt ausgelegt.
9as 13. 9tegiment Der Rens0orEer RatiO.
ualgarbe, aeiisH 9aplau Der SsFfurbeue mar,
bat beihlOiieu, cine militdril6le gsiorte fir
bic Seeroi8un9 an5ubieten. Die Srooflpner
aldermen, iopie Der 8roOtfgner Smeig Der
uSTtiteH YfatlouaIiga" babeH SeiIeioSbes
idIiife in BeJug Ggt 6aS ablebeu oes 5rH.
Seeder nn9euOnmsT.
Die B1bmoutb. @emeiube bielt heute4beno
i'm 8orLeie5immtr Der 6irde cine Seramm.
lung, in tpel6er InorOHuugeu fiir oas 2eis
hsnbegdHsnts getroffsH nurOeH. Sc nur0s
beihlofieH, feine Babrtu6trdger aus}uD1bs
len. gSeber bic Strhe, nod oas Srauerbau8
ioqsu ihmar3 brapirtperOeH, mo telne DEit=
glieber Der Santite rperosH Srauer aulegeH,
8eedgr iagte 6fters in ieiuen Breoigteu:
uStreut Blnmen auf metH 9rab, 0enH feline
beloniiheu 9gbrduhe, ME oas Aus6Gngeu
ldmarBer 6lore, olteu sur 9eltung geIau-
gen, IpeHn Elm gIeHih ourh ben Goo jum
ciDigen Gebeu etngeeangeu it,"
Die 9eide piro am SennerItdg Ha9 ets
mem @otteeoieuf i'm Srauerbauit mad Der
BIpmoutb- grd5e gebratlt In6 oort 5ur Sbau
gefeLlt peroeu. 5b bic BeeroigIng an
6reitag Ober Samfug tattftnoeu ioa, III Zen
IeBtsu Seri4teu mad nod uidt iefsefeat.
Eouo N, g. Utar3.-D 8aIIp 9tems" iast
in tbIen Commentator Rber oa5 A5lcueH
Senrp gSarb 8eeher'8: yGr binterldBt f>iH
SbPem OeT 3beOlG9ie Ooer Der Sir4enOtr'
BaIiuug. Seiu &tailuB, auBer iomeit per-
lOuIlGe Grinuelaug in BetraGt tommt, euoet
nit ieiHem Gsbeu. Sir bic AmeI,tausr mar
er Der gro6e opponent ietHss 3eitalter8. 81
mar etn 8rrBer Pre0iger, aber aud unr eiu
$rebtger."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-03-09
@eIbltd,e gyOtnre.

ROntgomer9, 4ta,, 8. NSdr,. 49, Die
Ieete Hssi8Intur bat elm Gei5B GHgcHonmsn,
nouuh 6rnueu su gOtareu eruaau. usr0en
I1nueu. Der GoH0srHsur bat bsute ieiue
erfe grueunung in SemdBEejt 0ieie8 SIS
iete8 gemaht; Ct bat bts 6rau oeS Staotss
SenntOrs 2aTg bon Barbour &ouuta ,ur
9iOtariu eruaunt. 9itislbe III ;uqleid1 bic
erite Srau, usldle ismata in Ila6ama elm
Gfientlides amt betleioet bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-03-09
Rrndl III slelp. sari,nstnif .

CT Sobn. 81. -8., 8. @dr3.- Die STA.
ritime' YanI Of Rer Srunswlf" fteatc b.ute
bic 3nblunq elm, uH6 bllb Saruuf uur6e bic
SuspeuiiOn Don q. q. & s. Stcnart uuS
@up, geoan & Comp, jmsijr Der Qr0Bteu
6oI3hdnSlerfirmen Der G'roBn;. oerfunost.
Gin BaHit betridt in Seidditsfreiieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-03-09
anhwafrer tm wetrninpgEthaIe.

Rempbis, Genu.. 8. 0drB. 9dS
@tIeiie Der ,Rempbi5 Qtttle 3lOd,Babu" iit
Don 6OpeiieO, aJt., bis QtaOiiou, 4rt., -
zine Strcde Don 40 ReileH- H-iiberi9pemmt.
Z as ganSe peIlltd)e llfer bes giiiFiFppi uoH
Ger 0iHu0ung bes gtiiiourt biz mad Rems
pbiS, Seuu., ltebt inter 2BIfer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-03-09

THE DEACON'S ONEzHOss SHAY
sgiu9 init eturlH YlGle In Stide." Die alfrdugtIden
Rorolen 8pateI ge6eH iaHaiamer ben @sIt duf. u6er
te "9shsn ben stes alles i5lriibes.A Die SruIon'z
ineH Pheisr ALIEN babeu boheH mebisjuiIbeu g8e.i5
uHo 9etltroit; tie UrieH prompt, ihnFeH RAID 9As
eerun9. Wan DeIIaHge Senon's BFaRer.
100, b,RO, 20, ,Sa-f)
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aes uu0 gaitts Btsber uno uGe auaergn matariz
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ln0Cbeu.
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gr, llaDDap's llrgulirenbe piaeu,

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8urtri una bcGdte, mas mir In False and True
ubu 8 lat 8u iaseU b1baH.
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tFHoct. (165-l
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SbiCgeI, Sflher, Rabmen. Statnetten
SibbIadgen nIlcr art III cuBIDIe ansma
40 Den biliBFen Breileu 30 babe, IN 2giI,
belm Gdbar6t's GunfbanBlRug, Har. 345
g8eR'BaltimOreFTabe. t246'a.i.S-)
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Or r.l}aSUaD sSarCapagiIliaa- -llefoloeat
80 0roRe @tttreInEaeE,

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6Iaitt.
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Retp.lprFer gad1rE6tets.

RtnsgOrf, g. Mdrj.-SH Oem ProjeB
gegen ben nSoOSles alderman" &learp 1T e5
nr9 INNER nidlt gelun9eu, bic SUr1 u3u3ils
Itg Su MAIDEN. Als lt9 bae @eri4t beute
oertcgte, marsn ni4t mehr SsidpOreue Dor
bonoeu, ole aeiteru, uGmIidJ elf.
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tueIher oor Sur3em IeiHe Softnirtbn Frau
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8erionen idiften benz ShmiHoler 0as Gelo,
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mOrssu uui bem 8Gmpfsr n8lIer" mad Sres
men eini9ifieu.
gu SuuHb Sroof, @IS., lesen nabges
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rab 95Dhe. Sobu Suiith in Dnlausp's 8allep
unb @Omarb 8urbau noH 0tauors Boaoffce
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O2ittel fHb bel Besefarlb & Gcmp., ytt.
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bic bette un6 btaisfe
EamiIien Mebt3In IN her @eIt.

gtriebIt in Retuem Sane BET elmer grdubtbeHI4ua
ucnbung ShmgrsCH Su ftlen. YBte beitig uu6 pete
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tge grlehterung gRDabren. G5 liH0ert iofort uHs
bPiit In FnrReHFr lrit.
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